The bad news is that the book is still in development

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Using cellular automata to generate virtual sheep that move and reproduce autonomously (that reminds us of Minecraft).



Software Economics is a book written in Spanish by Luis Artola that reflects on software development practices and management from a cost, value, risk and debt perspective. Let's say that it is the book that was needed to help developers and technical leaders understand how to make business decisions and, above all, how to talk to and convince business people about the switzerland email list decisions that need to be made around a software project or production line.

A draft version with the skeleton of chapters and points to be developed was made available in December 2018, and the author is expected to develop it over the next few months. When exactly will it be ready? We don't know, but hopefully it won't take long because the table of contents looks pretty good. So why are we mentioning this book here if it's not ready yet? Precisely because the best way to support (and pressure) the author to finish the book soon is to pre-purchase the ebook. So we invite you to take a look ats and get your copy.Is it a toy? No, it’s a learning tool! Well, nobody said that learning had to be fun. The AWS DeepRacer is a 1:18 scale electric car that you train using reinforcement learning to drive itself around a track. Basically, you create your training models in the cloud using AWS cloud services like SageMaker (machine learning) and RoboMaker (simulations), and once you’re happy with the model, you install it on the car to test it in the real world. Additionally, you can participate in the AWS DeepRacer League, a league with virtual and in-person competitions where you can win prizes and put your learning models to the test.